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Happening to look down to the pier at
that instant, l Jaw that my steamer was
impatiently waiting for me, and 40, bid.
ding my unknown friend adieu after tell
Ing her to be careful moi. to breathe any Of
the night air, which is so prevalent at
Coney leland this year, touched my hat
with a well.bred air that would have
fooled most any one, and was soon Loaf to
sight. 5EF'-l BILL NYg,
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p CINCINNATI, O.. July H.-Hogs active and arm :
ers q 9oa5 40: receipts 200 head; shipments 800
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Live Stock,

shipments $500 head: msrket steady; shipping
steers S loaf rs; fancy 81 4oa4 so; btockers and
feedeBsi 75aS l0 cows, bulls and mixed ST 4ea2 Coz
Texas cattle 81 l5aS Is. Hogs-Receipts IA 600
head shipments 200 head: market strong and 60
loc higher: rough and mixed 50 9la5 IS: packing
and shipping IS s5a5 IS; light IS 20a5 sd: tkIps
g teas g. shcen-Receipts 500 mead; shipments
SOD head: market steady: natives 50 boa4 81; west.
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ToLEDo, July 1i.-Wheat active aud lower: cash
December soNc. Corn dull; July sSc; septembcri
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FACUITY.

conducted by MRS. ii. SIEVkNs HART, rrincinsi
" the washington School OF Elocution and Eng.
isH language" Warrington. D. q, MRS.. 5.t',,e.s
pd pSsEMa.'tment Of French, conducted by PRoy. O.
ts ~ Professor OF French In tho Washing.
"a h'sa School, Washington, D. Q. f.5s, an
,r psmttment Of German, conducted by PROF. A.
sNohsor.;aNaooFD. Professor OF German at st. Paula
ecaoo!, Concord, N, Il. a.
son.sc Of Lectures will DO given In each do.
SHoai eh which will be free To The students OF the
itudeuts 1870 - ,,' '' 'ssa' s..AA
~, noeIs and Boarding Houses make special termA
w utueoEs " th0 kCh0Ul. /. - III :.
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government bonds dull and heavy,
'Mtc bonds werc dull and steady. M.
srocx NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ri,

Y. <. d T. gon. 6s... 9t1S
Northern PAc, arstA.llAT
North. Pac. GecondS..t16
Northwest. consols..llg
IN. W.debentures,5 IS. 100
ist. Paul conSols.....lN%
l5t. r., q. 4 r irsts..ll9
iTex.& Pac. land gr's. 81
Tex. d Pac. K. G. OK. ~
ira coupons........... TX
Union pac. hrsts.....lliZ
Wapt Hhnro N
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SUMMER school. /!
Mountain Lake La. Park al K. !! !.
49, GARRETT COUNTY, MD, Z
Summit Of The Alleghanies.
ADVANTAGES
"HOld the Mirror up to Nature" x
~ ocprInN Z VI y n b ,i-si,


Tho culture aud DEVELOPMENT Of tho voice Tor
conversation, reading, public address or snging. .
hST II" and IN reading Shatcapearc. - fsii.,.I.
Opportunities for TEACHERS, Ministers aud Plat.
io'm Speakers generally to learn how 10 uso their
VOICES Without discomfort or Injury. N S.
A short coulse In English Literature, with special
dtteGtton for a cou.,e Of readfus IN English
Classics Inst may DO pursued during tho year. Il 4
FRENCH AND GERMAN 4 NJ 81.
Natural methods Of instruction, By which pupils
who arc willing toapply themselves may obtsin In
ssnott course correct pronunciation and degree
o' nllency both In reading and In conversation Is.
opportunity Tor conversation daily, especially at
Mole. TIL furnishes not only superior ndyant.
European travel. *; SO 80
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East L1RyRTY. July IA Cattle-ReceIpts sci
head; shipments SIS head; market unchanged.
HogS-Recep's 7co head: shipments 7u0 head !;
s 65: common and light IS 25a5 IS y sheep-RC.
ccipts GOO head: shipments LOO head: market
firm on good aud slow on common at yesterday Is
m ffouS
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EDUCATIONAL.

DEAvER COLLEGE-THE $50 YEAR
! al this tnott excellent School for Young L.
S,c. onens september IS. Dr.. Taylor has demon.
.,.s,et his super!oriiy as an educator. The new
bosl!ng alley will DO ready for the Fall Term.
hN .'... 'H
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SYMPTOMS or CATARRH,-Dull.
heavy hcliachc, obstruction Of Tho Hasal
passages, discharges falling from tho head
into the, thront, sometimes profusc, watery,
and acrid, ct othcis, thick, tenacious, mucous,
purulcnt, bloody and putrid; the eyes arc
,wcnk, watcry, md intlnme1; there Is ripyinR
IN the ears, deafness, hacking or coughing to
clear tho throat, expcctoration of offensive
mattcr, together with scabs from ulcers; tho
breath Is Offensive; smell and tnsto are in
paired, there Is a sensation of dizziness with
mental depression, haok!ng cough md gen
eral debility. Only q few Of tho nbovc.namcd
symptoms nre likely to BIO present In any ono
case. Thousands Of cases annually. without
m9nifcstng half OF tho above symptoms, re-
suit In consumption, and end In the grave.
No disease Is SO common, more deceptive and
dangerous, or less understood by physicians.
:. by Its mild. soothing, and healing properties,
Dr.. Sages Catarrh Remedy cures tho worst
Coryza, and Catarrhal Headache. Z.
4 Sold by druggists cverywhcrel 20 oeuta.
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johnnie says that out Of school his
teacher ig lamb:like, and that in school she
is lalnm.like too. 81 n B zsl'l7' -
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THE WEST VIRGINIA (
STATE univ! ERSIT'Y
aoKGANTOWN,W ". VA,
osera unequaled Advantages to the Young Men
o! Vest Virginia. IA
Tuition FREQ

b .
To one student lover fifteen years Of age) for every
500 Of population In each county. Eight cadets
not less tean 10 nor mora than q years old) from
each Senatorial district furnished with textbooks
and stationery, besides free tuition. a'52..6. % q
Full courses arc offered for the regulnr academic
degrees In Art and Science. aud taught by a full
corps Of competent Instructors. Students may
also purSue a lattial course 49, ''tyssFd
4 tToroughly equipped Chemical aud Physical
LABORATORY, AMI Musaum OF specimens In Geolo.
". Natural History. go. A nne Library. Two
aoutlSh!ng Literary Societies. Prices for Epecial
Literary and ontor!cal excellence. lJ'LLr's. y
S!uderts arc. permitted 10 enter my class for
Wh'Gh tney An prepared. In any study. ri i:,s'
:. preparatory Department, directed by one Of
nc b. 81 practical teachers In the country. A Law
department, fully organized and in successful
operation open, thorough course preparatory to tho
Rotsdins and lodging at s. 10 to $50 per week.
Washing 81 % 10 81 10 per month. Total expense
Eiyenr' sli0 10 500 exclusive Of travel snd cloth.
1T, The scholastic year opens ars. Wednesday in
For further Information and catalogues address
Z. N. TURNER, LID, President, !.
TAX Nfapp a,7,ays VI, ~ - . gl'I2g
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-15

+, BALTIMORE. July Il Wheat, western lover and
asla4c, August slsaSasla1c; September sz1zasse
Corn. western lrmer Aud dull: mixed spot 4ie:
August 4i}sc bid, Oats easy and quiet: western,
white Si ssaAoG: do mixei sess7c, kye easier and
slG 0aa17 co. Lard, refined 5000 Coffee DUN and
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with your knowledge OF atenography
you might successfully teach 1t, no doubt,
bnt yon conll not practice II. a business
man who was In q hurry would hesitste
about employing you II he thought you
had to 70 to the bottom Of your trunk for
your books ovory time you struck hard
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TIE Hw7FT SrEcfFfc Co,
b NIX kslFl'H =fa-ra Drawer 8 Atlanta. Ga
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st. Granville accommodation at7P.M. H5JTs=
'Zan.syillo accommodation leaves Wheeling Mt
7A5 a. III. daily. isSa -, go - -
s.. Granville Accommodation, Leaves Wheeling
at $3.50 m, 200 and 200 p. M: Returning, r.
Iyes q. Wheeling ct 05 4. H., 1:4l and Gl6 D. n,
daily except 6unsRy. -, 7l-5gEs1 ID I.i -
The am. and Ills p. NJ train through to Gu.
cinnnc without Change, with B. d O. BlecI or
through to Cincinnati on the night train. = Il
Chicago Limited leaving at O:I6 D. m. has Chi.
cago sleeper out OF Wheeling. 49, gf'f' : "a
Columbus accommodation leaves Wheeltnt at
2:25 p H. Bcllaire at 2:05 mr. daily except eurf Az
Moundsvil!e accommodation, leaves Wheeling
at 12o? noon, snd arrives ut Mouudsyllc Of u AZ
p, NJ, daily except Sunday. i4 - - s,}s2.Ii17
Eairmont accommodation at 4:l0 p. m. Il, Il. d
Through Coach from Wheeling to Cincinnati
daily on No. g. csvlng Wheeling at loco q, a.. NJ.
irving at Cincinnati 1t $50 p. NJ. = fIIpI', -
9. q .. Sleeping Cs!s on al through trains, gy#
Close connections arc mEde for ali poluu So1th
ana Southwest, North and Northwest, making th.s
dcsirtb!e route for coonists and persons 1uov;pr
70 tho great Wet, and 70 whom particula. gttea.
tap Ia given. 'FaI.t. y x - -
Tickets to all PRINCIPAL points on sale at Depot
, Sleeping car accommodations can DO secuted at
Depot Ticket Office. II q. BURKE :" 80
~ Ticket Agent. y. & o. Depot,
n. g. =, ,,9f5ss-t JOHN BAILIE, VI.
.... Ticket Agent, under Mcclure House.
JOHN |. LAM, Tray. Passenger Agent. I'D
9. K. LORD. Gen. Pass. Agent, - sI.Ei
". III. CLEMENTS, Manager, s2,4 n 't=fg-4-
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Mt, De Chanta| Academy,
NEAR WHEELING. ". VA.

Tho lorttc.h year Of this well known Academy,
under the charge OF the Visitation Nuns, opens on
the inst Monday Of September next, and con.
tinucs ten months. TX ~ sessf-
Pupils received at any time In the session.
Thctc VITO desire TO place their daughters Ia an
Institution anording exceptional advantages in the
way Of healthlul and delightful location, excel.
lent board, thorough discipline aud instruction at
The hands OF lifelong teachers. In every depart
mcnt Of female education. Including the modern
Languages and music, should send for q catalogue
Of this school. Address, ~
Directressofthe Academy Of the Visitation,
MI. DE CHANTAL,
Gut5ptw Near Wheeling, ". Va.
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Then what would be your advice p,
"'i on say you never Photographed very
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-29
spoilinp the Rhine,s Scenery.

On the Rhine vandalism takes the
shape of extensive quarries which threaten
to make the famous Siebengebirge, the
most picturesque and romantic spot along
the banks Of the Rhine, into a shapeless
mass. Not that this Is the first raid
which has been made on the wild beauty
of the Seven Mountains. Who, of all the
millions which have of recent years seen
the Drachenfels from one of the Saloon
boote which ply the river during summer,
has not turned away in disgust from the
lordly castle in glaring red brick which
proudly-or impertinently rather-looks
down from the wooded heights where
once a terrible dragon lay in wait for
human prey deep in the oak forest in a
cave which is still shown as the haunt Of
the Wurm? As the center and n of
pretty andguter on the Rhine, the castle,
with its cventless turrets and gables, would
be justly admired; ON the rugged heights
round which countless old legends are
dwelling, it is a real eyesore. No wonder
then that petition after petition is brought
before the German chamber Of deputies,
and that all Germany is rising up in arms
against the dissertation Of mi of lis most
interesting monuments Of a romantic
past.-Pall Mall Gazette.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-29
Tho Islands of the Pacific.

In addition 10 the two large islands
recently discovered in the Pacific ocean,
a third has just been discovered lying
less than 100 miles from the northern
coast Of New Guinea. It has been named
Allison Island. is nearly three miles long.
rises about 100 feet 10 80 feet above the
sea, and has abundant timber. Several
stretches If fertile and inhabited land.
some of them much larger than Allison
Island, have been found within a few
years at a distance of 200 or 800 miles
from the New Guinea coast, and similar
discoveries are made once in a while in
various parts of the Pacific. Although
the MAPS of the Pacific ocean are studded
with islands which appear to be lying
close together, vessels may sail among
these islands for weeks together without
once coming in sight Of land. So vast Is
the waste Of waters, that not long ago a
crew which had been shipwrecked in the
great island region of the Pacific rowed
north forty days before they reached
Hawaii. the nearest land.
Mr.. A. r. Wallace, who has Travelled
widely in the Pacific, has expressed the
opinion that there are still a good many
islands which have never yet been seen
by white men. Now and then a Pacific
trader finds some new or little known
island, and opens trade with its inhabi-
tants. When the Woodlark islands were
explored some time ago, it was found
that an Australian firm had carefully
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-29
Log Drivers In Maine.

l. zN...-
me peins ii,einieh ~ se.une
uo"h ,ne uii'es are Out ,t'ie hio"h
,he outsiue Wuiu, espeelnIs wheh lne.e
: d jam anu 'he attempt Is nH'ue y
pieaA u. WHEN one VI .hese Ds Jams
ocuis " reiuues not ohly shm' pe.
siea' ueai VI uainis, 70 s.Ai' ~
,hles y narvei now 'apse spnAe
oo1'eu ie'o"s, aIlleu WIN unn 81
sPthe pope' a nv oan. uoss, sep ha
.nes nNe "neh .he mug ~ tSS
Meuses Tween .ne s;nn
inei' "PPa.eiy nie Nnn Laoa
ensues' pu' .hese oia'e, 'ous nav
I lIA sssI' anu aie as n,,oa WIS
. Snn lG,naps, as a .n, III, tnr
~. jam s'n''eu anu ~ .anSnSs% wi
ouieh, Ma,els sc. .ne no
oJ "uu nJ5o pnnhe, ~ Is
lnS ~ d u,hioh tL"n 5;S
aSu'i anu ieohsea WI IN -
plas n'pn,s i.o 80 o,;n~ :
sme .hJio ~ saieas' ms :, w;tnnaS ="
Sp, N "s one Tou' i.;rn,s E,ano,
c.na VI '"'S Fl vs. IT, - 49,
u ieie - ~ not;onautr 80
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-29
Anecdotes of Tom Marshall.

Tom Marshall was fond Of saying
''that he ard Rev. DR.. Breckenridge
early in life had taken different texts. "
Toms ''was the bottle and DIR. Breckin-
ridges the Bible, and certainly" added
Tom. 1.-THE reverend doctor will not deny
that | have closely adhered to my text"
In the county in which the immortal
Tom chiefly Iracticed at the bar an en-
ratio jurist named Judge Nuttle pre-
sided, and whenever Dan Rice's circus
arrived the judge always announced:
This court will now adjourn to see
the elephant swim the Ohio River"
In a cause celebre, where the defendant
was tried for murder, possibly the Matt
Ward case, the Judge admitted some tes-
timony which thoroughly Disguised Tom
Marshall over the barrister's objections.
He jumped to his feet, not fully recovered
from a big game Of draw poker the night
before, and said in anger:
',Judge. do you know that Pontius
Plate convicted Jesus Christ by admit
ting just such testimony as that"
The Judge quickly replied: CLERK,
fine Mr.. Marshall $50 for contempt Of
court"
Tom rose. and. steadying his somewhat
vibratory motions against the railing
fronting the judges bench, with mock
gravity opened:
"Nlay ii please your honor! II has
been some months since / have seen $50
of my " money. | log your honor
TO lend me the money with which to pay
the fine"
The court was astonished, but, catch.
ing its judicial breath, replied soto vocc;
"Mr. Clerk, upon reflection the court
Is inclined 10 remit Tom Marshall's fine,
as the state Of Kentucky Is better able 10
lose that $50 than the court i,.''-Chi.
cago Times.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-29

Egyptian ~laziness is shown in the way
clocks have to Ike manufactured for the
special market. They strike the hour
twice in succession. For as a native
very aptly said: THE first time one is
generally asleep, and il me happens TO he
awakened by the noise one does not hem
the whole number toll. To get up and
see the time, or even TO open the eyes
needlessly, Is fatiguing, therefore the
clock begins over again. New York
Times Book Review.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-29
limiting for Natural Gas.

The whole world seems TO b. hunting
for natural gas or oil. While every town
in Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana,
Michigan and other states either is or
ought to be seriously considering the
matter Of securing natural gas, English
capitalists arc preparing TO develop the
oil prospects in upper Burmah, where in
many places signs of oil are visible on the
surface. Detroit Tribune.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-29

"Marie, a fashionably dressed woman
from the porch Of the Grand Union hotel
at Saratoga 10 her French bonnie,
"Oui, madame, " replied Marie.
"You mustn't let Lulu run 80. The
poor child will Kit all het up'-Harper's
BaZar,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-29

Twenty ycHr' ago not n singing bird,
except IN cdg1g, conll bc heard in Eagle
valley, Nevada, and now the warblings
Of the wild songsters can he heard from
early morn till long after SUNSET.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-29
PERLEY POORE

Illustrating the Wit Humor and Eccentrics Of
noted celebrities, A richly illustrated treat
Of inner Society History, from "ye olden time
the wedding o. Cleveland Wonderfully popu-
lar. Agents Report rapid sales. Address for
circular and terms, A L. BANCROFT A co.
Publishers, sanlFrancisco, Cal,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-29
within the Reach ~ Air

With bananas at a penny apiece every
old gentleman in the city ought 10 h.
able 10 strike the sidewalk with the back
Of his head. New York Herald.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-29

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like old fri,
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rains In th,
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paired oy
anu Ipedes
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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-29

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walk on il
paired by
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that street
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-29

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raise and Il
safe. The
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rains In tn,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-29

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been chang,
guage oil NJ
ter guage.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-29

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like old fri,
the
work.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-29

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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-29

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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-29

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united ma
tracked at
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-29
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costs So
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-29

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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-29

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tives In IlliI
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-29

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crushing b
base ball II
sixth innil
Juniors ha
scores.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-29

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afternoon [.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-01-07
GOOD RESOLUTIONS.


A Salem friend hands US the follow
ing:
At a watch PARTY given by Miss Ada
Nash the following resolutions were
adopted:
Resolved, 1st. That all Of US, who
do not ret married during the year
1887 will live and die Old Maids.
I'd. That If any of US do get mar
ried the rest of US will attend the we'd
3D.. That we will not marry men
who drink, swear or use tobacco:
4th. That we will each OF US do our
best to forward the cause Of education
and religion. =,
5th. That we will spend all our
snare moments In writing poetry, max
ing crazy quilts, or crocheting lace. -,
9Th. That ali of Us who can will
meet again next New Years Eve.
COMMITTEE.
Resolutions prepared by the gentle
men.
Resolved, LIST. That we are opposed
i to all mon0p0lies.
I'd. That we shall live henceforth
and forever In single blessedness.
Sd. That crazy quilts are from thii
date Jan. l, 1857 out of style resi-
for hat lirings and neckties.
4th, That we shall live better anc
make our lives more profitable during
the coming year than we have in tn
past. .,o,,
ward and Upward >.
9Th, That we shall keep always II
memory this most pleasant occasion.
COMMITTEE.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-01-07
FRIDAY. JANUARY Z, 1887.

PROF. Snow says Of the past month
The coolest December since 1878; for,
although its minimum temperature
has been often surpassed, its average
temperatures were unusually low.
There have been but two colder DE.
cembers in the past 10 years (lS72 and
1871. The rainfall was only average
amount, thus fifty closing the driest
wear on our record. Thesky was clear
er than usual and the wind-ve!ocity
was above the average. Mean lem.
psrature-24.03 degrees, which IL 5.o2
degrees below the December average.
The highest temperature Was 81 De,
grees. on the 10th; the lowest was 3
degrees below zero, on the 18th, giving
a range of GA degrees. The mercury
fell below zero on three days. Mean
at a. M, 1903 degrees; at p. M,
3O.7 degrees; at 8 p. M, BIG degrees,
Misunderstanding melted snow-0:Sa
inch. which il O.SO inch below the De
cember average. Rain or snow IN
measurable quantities fell on 6 days
Snow fell on 5 days, on two Of which
the quantity was too small for measure
ment. The entire rainfall for the yeal
1886 now completed has been only "A.
o5 inches, which is 11.O2 inches below
the annual average aud is the smalles
annual rainfall on our record.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-01-07
Allan Centre Collections.

This last change in the weather strikes us
about right is 1t would only stay 90.
We noticed Grandpa Crowel out riding
week or % ago. Surely his recovery has been
something remarkable.
A. Ramsey has span Of mules to sell.
There was q small gathering ct Mr. Nssh's
ON New Years eve to see old Father Time bid
goodbye to the old year and take charge Of
the new one. A right good time was had and
until the wee sma' hours the merry company
talked and played and resolved, the girls 70
nay more attention in the future to erssy
quilts. chewing gum and poetry while the boys
seeing the hopelessness Of their cause In the
foregoing resolutions, sadly turned their faces
to the wall and between sobs resolved to live
forever single and die old bachelors. Let M
only hope that the girls will kindly OVERLOOK
the sscredness of the occasion and rescind
their heartless resolutions before it 10 ever
lsstinxiy too late-for the boys.
The saiemites think they will have . good
time ct their lyceum next Friday night but w
are afraid "Phil Farley" viii b disappointed
in the result OF the debate and also In the hnal
setslemsst u tbs qusetion boSHx 1x'